Museum Tickets & Passes in Florence

See the amazing collections at both the Uffizi and Accademia Galleries with this independent morning tour. Explore the halls at your own pace, listening to the informative commentary of an audio guide.

Stroll through Florence on a guided walking tour, then choose to visit The Accademia Gallery or The Uffizi on this 4-hour private tour. With your dedicated local guide, explore the streets of Florence and hear about the rich history and culture of this iconic Italian city. Soak up the atmosphere of Florence and see residents living their daily life as you walk past bars, cafes, homes and restaurants. Additionally, visit your choice of 2 famous Florentine art collections: the Uffizi or the Accademia Gallery. Both feature works by great Italian artists such as Michelangelo, Boticelli and Leonardo da Vinci. Enjoy the flexibility and personalized attention that comes with taking a private tour. Museum entrance fees are included.

While the Uffizi and Accademia Gallery are first to draw Florence's main art-loving crowds, the Pitti Palace's Palatine Gallery houses another must-see collection. Avoid the main entrance lines with this skip-the-line ticket, and admire the largely 17th-century artworks by greats including Titian, Raphael, Botticelli and others, at leisure. Your ticket also includes entry to the Pitti's Gallery of Modern Art, a showcase of later Italian works.

Visitors often have to join long lines at Florence's Accademia Gallery, spending more time outside than admiring its art treasures. This ticket lets you bypass the main entrance lines, so you can head inside and explore independently without any long wait. View paintings by artists including Lippi and del Sarto, see unfinished works by Michelangelo, and marvel at the star attraction, Michelangelo's sublime 'David.'

Get fast track access to the Medici Chapels in Florence with this skip-the-line entrance ticket. Breeze past the long lines and enjoy direct entry to this chapel, commissioned by the Medici family and constructed in the 16th century. Marvel at the allegorical sculptures by Michelangelo that decorate the two Medici tombs and the opulent decoration of the chapel's interior. This self-guided tour is flexible; you can explore at your own pace.

Marvel over Renaissance masterpieces and historic treasures at one of Florence's most popular museums on this guided tour of the Accademia Gallery. Skip the queues with fast-track entrance, then learn more about the museum's highlights with the help of a certified guide. Stand in awe before Michelangelo's original 'David' sculpture; admire works by artists like Giambologna and Botticelli; and see rare musical instruments, including a 1690 Stradivarius in the Conservatorio Luigi Cherubini.

Beat the crowds and get to the Uffizi Gallery right as it opens for a private tour of one of the world's finest Renaissance art collections. Lines can stretch for hours, but you'll skip the long wait with priority access and head right inside with a private art historian guide. Make the most fo your visit by learning the background and significance of famous works by Giotto, Botticelli, Michelangelo, Titian, and other masters, plus lesser-known pieces.

Step inside one of Italy's most famous art museums on this 2-hour guided tour of the Uffizi Gallery in Florence. Avoid the crowds with early access and skip-the-line entrance, then learn more about the museum's highlights with the help of an art historian guide. Prepare to be impressed as you spot works by Leonardo da Vinci, Michelangelo and Caravaggio, and view iconic paintings like Titian's 'Venus of Urbino' and Botticelli's 'Primavera'. Best of all: your ticket is still valid after the tour ends, so you can continue exploring for as long as you want.

Take advantage of skip-the-line entry privileges to the Bargello Museum with this fast-track entrance ticket. Breeze past the crowds to explore the museum and palace, built in the 13th century by the people of Florence as a populist symbol of their victory over the nobility. See the former fortress and arsenal, now home to a large and important collection of Italian sculpture.